Marc Marquez Defies Physical Limits With Right Arm at Just 50 Percent Strength
Fundacion Rapala – Marc Marquez right arm strength remains at only around 50 percent of its normal capacity, yet the Ducati rider continues to compete at MotoGP’s highest level. The condition reflects the lasting effects of the serious shoulder and arm injury he suffered after an accident at the 2025 Indonesian MotoGP. According to surgeon
Three Grand Prix Rebels Who Became Motorcycle Racing Legends
Fundacion Rapala – The Grand Prix racing rebels were remembered for more than victories, trophies, and spectacular performances. Motorcycle racing has always celebrated speed, yet some riders built their legacy by challenging the sport itself. Barry Sheene, Marco Simoncelli, and Kenny Roberts Sr. came from different generations. However, each showed a willingness to question expectations
Ivan Ortola Leads Moto2 Aragon Practice as Mario Aji Faces Q1 Battle
Fundacion Rapala – The Moto2 Aragon Practice produced a close battle at MotorLand Aragon. Ivan Ortola became the fastest rider after setting a lap time of 1:49.791. He recorded the time on his 16th lap. Daniel Holgado finished second and was only 0.058 seconds behind. Meanwhile, Senna Agius secured third place with a gap of
Jorge Martin Defends Yamaha Move: “Aprilia Was Once Called a Disaster Too”
Fundacion Rapala – Jorge Martin has responded calmly to criticism surrounding his decision to join Yamaha for the 2027 MotoGP season. The Spanish rider currently competes with Aprilia, a manufacturer enjoying a highly competitive campaign. However, he will leave that environment to begin a new chapter with Yamaha next year. The Jorge Martin Yamaha move
Aldio Oekon Stages Remarkable APRC Comeback After Rally Car Rollover
Fundacion Rapala – Aldio Oekon and co-driver Respati Adhi faced a dramatic test during the Asia Pacific Rally Championship event in North Sumatra. Competing for DMO Pertamax Turbo Fin+, the pair entered the rally with a Hyundai i20 N Rally2 and strong expectations. However, their campaign changed suddenly during Leg 1 when the car rolled
Enzo Maresca Resets Manchester City as Every Player Gets an Equal Chance
Fundacion Rapala – A new era has begun at Manchester City, and Enzo Maresca wants every player to feel it. Following the end of Pep Guardiola’s decade-long reign, the Italian coach has introduced a simple message: everyone starts again. The Enzo Maresca City Reset means reputation alone will not secure a place in his team.
MotoGP British Grand Prix 2026 Set for Thrilling Silverstone Showdown This Weekend
Fundacion Rapala – The MotoGP Britain 2026 Schedule brings the championship back to the legendary Silverstone Circuit from August 7 to 9, promising another unforgettable weekend of world-class racing. After an action-packed German Grand Prix, the momentum now shifts to one of the fastest and most historic venues on the calendar. Fans are eagerly waiting
Marc Marquez’s New Ducati Contract: How the Indonesia MotoGP Crash Shaped a Historic 2028 Deal
Fundacion Rapala – Marc Marquez Ducati Contract officially became one of the biggest stories in MotoGP after Ducati Corse confirmed a contract extension through the end of the 2028 season. The announcement immediately ended months of speculation surrounding the future of the nine-time world champion. Many fans expected negotiations to move quickly because Marquez had
Spain’s World Cup Heroes Receive Their Weight in Tomatoes After Historic 2026 Triumph
Fundacion Rapala – Winning the FIFA World Cup usually comes with medals, trophies, and unforgettable celebrations. However, for Fabian Ruiz and Gavi, returning home brought an honor unlike any other. The two Spanish stars were welcomed back to Los Palacios y Villafranca, a town in Andalusia famous for both football talent and tomato farming. Instead
Falkland Islands Urge FIFA to Sanction Argentina Over Controversial World Cup Banner
Fundacion Rapala – The Falkland Islands Government strongly criticized Argentina after several players displayed a banner reading “Las Malvinas son Argentinas“ following their dramatic 2-1 victory over England in the 2026 FIFA World Cup semifinal. For many Argentinians, the slogan reflects a long-standing territorial claim over the islands, known in Argentina as the Malvinas. However,